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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1969

Page

20

Pittsfield Schools Begin Pilot Sex Curriculum Plan

About 30 Pittsfield teachers and public health nurses completed an in service sex education program. A K 6 pilot curriculum will be developed at Tucker School with Mrs Lil lian Bernhagen leading the study team. If successful the plan may expand to all schools in 1970 71. A junior high pilot will also start.

Pittsfield Tucker School Lillian F. Bernhagen Worthington Ohio Bernhagen Tucker Daniel B. Della Giustina Richard H. Mezejewski Rice Pasquale Bruni Winifred Green State Department of Education North Junior High John T. Reid Louis J.hebert

Benefit Program for Berkshire Museum Tonight

Desserts from around the world will be served at the Berkshire Museum annual benefit. Flowers flags and posters of many countries will decorate the display. The film Sandefjord Her Voyage Around the World with special score plays at 8 in the Little Theatre introduced by Patrick Cullen. Proceeds fund museum youth programs.

Berkshire Museum Peyton Townes Prentice Bradley James Beakey Peter Alderwick

NEW Continues Search for Headquarters

The North End Workers neighborhood antipoverty agency seeks a larger headquarters to replace the current 210 Wahconah St. facility. A committee led by James R. Creran continues the search. Red Cross and Boy Scouts offered cooperation for activities. Radio classes by Raymond Farrarin ended for the season and will resume in fall. A rummage sale is planned for May 41 to raise funds for NEW projects, chaired by Anita L. Floyd and Grace Cerretta, with item drop offs at the center.

North End Antipoverty Agency Wahconah St James R. Creran Red Cross Boy Scouts Raymond Farrarin Toney Anita L. Floyd Grace Cerretta

Adams landlord offers profits diverted to repairs

AEF Realty Corp of Williamstown faces a July health deadline to renovate 27 Columbia Street apartments to meet state codes. The firm proposed dropping profits and letting tenants use funds for repairs, with rent pooled to cover expenses and renovations. Attorney Grandchamp notes displacement concerns for the 21 families.

ADAMS AEF Realty Corp Williamstown Adams Board of Health AEF Columbia Street Board of Health AET Philip H. Grandchamp

Retiring Head Of County Legion To Be Honored

Paul N. Harris of Lanesboro retiring county commander of District 1 of the American Legion will be honored at a testimonial dinner May 17 at the Green Door in Lanesboro. He completes a one year term and all department and state heads are expected. Proceeds begin at 6 30 p.m. Tickets available from Mrs Judy Lumpus Claude Rawlings or Alfred K Persip.

Paul N. Harris Lanesboro American Legion Green Door Harris Judy Lummus Claude Rawlings Alfred K. Persip

Wilson to represent Pittsfield at Phi Delta Kappa conference

George W. Wilson a Pittsfield High School teacher will represent Pittsfield Public Schools at a Phi Delta Kappa conference at the University of Massachusetts on minorities and the educational establishment. The event runs Friday and Saturday with groups of 12 and intensive confrontation and sensitivity training guided by consultants from minority groups trained at the Human Relations Center of American International College.

George W. Wilson Pittsfield High School Pittsfield Phi Delta Kappa University of Massachusetts Massachusetts Human Relations Center American International College

Conte Pleased With Payment Loan to SBA

Rep Conte reports the ANR Leasing Corp repaid 139600 to the Small Business Administration for mafia linked loans. He vows further hearings to fix SBA procedures and prevent future risky dealings, aiming to end the dangerous relation ship.

Conte SBA Washington Congreman Conte House Small Business Administration New York ANR Leasing Corp

Work Force Cut On Taconic High in Pittsfield

Architect William Wiese II told the High School Commission that a carpenters strike reduced the Taconic High project workforce from 127 to 47. If the strike ends by Monday, main work could finish by June 15 and landscaping by July 4, with opening planned for September for about 1,250 students.

Carpenters Pittsfield Taconic High School William Wiese II High School Commission Wiese

AIC Official To Talk At Reading Workshop

Robert Kirk Jr., director of American International College's institute for perceptually handicapped, will speak at the ninth in-service reading workshop for Pittsfield teachers tomorrow at 8:30 in Crosby Junior High School. The final workshop next week features Miss Estelle Soilish from Ginn and Co conducting a demonstration class with about 20 Williams School fifth graders on vocabulary and creative writing.

Robert Kirk Jr American International College Institute For Pittsfield Crosby Junior High School Estelle Soilish Ginn and Co Williams School

Missing 14YearOld Mark Salamone Sought By Police

Police asked Monday to locate 14 year old Mark Salamone of 47 Pollock Ave who has been missing since Sunday. He is 5 feet 7 inches, 120 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. He attends South Junior High School.

Mark Salamone Pollock Ave South Junior High School

Rebekah Assembly Delegates Named From Local Lodges

Mrs. Inex Morano of 3 Reuter Ave, Mrs. Lina Trumble of 231 West St, and Mrs. Mabel Weatherbee of 158 California Ave served as delegates to the Rebekah Assembly at Ocean House Swampscott over the weekend. Mrs. Morano and Mrs. Trumble represented Silver Star Rebekah Lodge of Pittsfield, while Mrs. Weatherbee represented Golden Link Lodge Adams. Ruth Matthews of Boston, newly elected assembly president, named Grace Beals of 21 Scammell Ave a teller and Morano a page.

Inex Morano Reuter Ave Lina Trumble West St Mabel Weatherbee California Ave Rebekah Assembly Ocean House Swampscott Morano Trumble Silver Star Rebekah Lodge Pittsfield Weatherbee Golden Link Lodge Adams Ruth Mathews Boston Assembly Grace Beals Scammell Ave

Real Estate Sale Pannozzo to Jaffe on Mah kenac Road

Anthony L. Pannozzo sells a house and two parcels of land on Mahkeenac Road in Stockbridge to Jerry E. and Marjorie R. Jaffe. The transaction records a real estate transfer between the parties for property in Stockbridge Massachusetts.

Anthony L. Pannozzo Jerry E Marjorie R. Jaffe Mahkeenac Road Stockbridge

Fire Dept Will Resume Household Inspections

Pittsfield Fire Department plans to resume daily household inspections in the southwest and later northeast sections, continuing last year’s program to cut fire hazards. Deputy Chief Coy notes two thirds of fires occur in dwellings and cites a rise of 200 city fires last year with 11 more in 1968 than 1967. Teams have contacted 7,944 households and inspected 3,600 homes over the past two years, leaving pamphlets for sitters, markers for invalids, and records at fire alarm HQ.

Pittsfield Joseph W. Coy Coy

Lakewood Club Votes on Dog Trout Measures

The Lakewood Sportsmen's Club met at the Longview Terrace clubhouse to vote on dog restraint enforcement with year round training for hunting dogs and to cut the daily trout bag limit from 12 to 6. Discussion covered Berkshire Hatchery phase out and potential overtake by the County League. Olympio Salterelli was named pheasant dinner chairman for May 18. Angelo Conte to buy game birds from Austerlitz club. Mothers Day party planned at GEAA.

Lakewood Sportsmen's Club Longview Terrace Berkshire County League of Sportsmen's Clubs Berkshire Hatchery Hartsville State Division of Fisheries and Game County League Olympio Salterelli Angelo Conte Austerlitz N.Y GEAA

Wrong Turn Is Costly for City Driver

NORTH ADAMS A Pittsfield woman Virginia L Frye 40 misread a dead end and drove onto a Boston and Maine access road to railroad tracks. Her car wheels bogged on the rails and while she sought help a freight engine No 4748 passed nearby grazing the left front of the car causing about 500 dollars in damage. She escaped injury.

North Adams Virginia L. Frye West SL Pittsfield Boston & Maine

Water Mains Surges Trigger Fire Department Runs

Fire officials report multiple unnecessary runs over the last 24 hours as water main pressure drops set off internal sprinkler alarms citywide. Responders were called to Marland Mold on Peck's Road, England Brothers store, and Eaton Paper Co plants after alarms sounded.

Marland Mold Peck's Road England Brothers Department Eaton Paper Co

Trial Shift Denied In Teresa Case In Berkshire County

Judge Francis J. Quirico refused to move the case of Vincent Teresa 40 from Berkshire County Superior Court. Teresa who was injured in a Turnpike crash faces 58 counts of larceny and conspiracy tied to stolen car sales. He remains hospitalized with chest and back abrasions and a knee injury, bail was removed pending his hospital release, and pretrial publicity was cited as grounds to deny venue change. The court meanwhile set civil jury trials including a contested will from Vincenzo Giudice of Pittsfield.

Francis J. Quirico North Reading Vincent Teresa Berkshire County Teresa Massachusetts Turnpike Quirico Boston District Attorney's Office Vincenzo Giudice Pittsfield Giudice State Hospital Northampton

Navy Lt Gary A Williams Serves In Dawn Patrol Exercise

Navy Lt Gary A Williams son of Alfred R Williams and Mrs Williams of 58 Appleton Ave serves on the ocean minesweeper USS Vigor with the U S 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean Sea His ship joined naval forces from four nations in the annual NATO exercise Dawn Patrol a large routine drill with more than 60 warships and 400 aircraft simulating wartime airstrikes and air defense.

Navy Gary A. Wiliams Alfred R. Williams Appleton Ave Vigor U.S. 6Th Fleet Mediterranean Sea

High School Commission Silent While Facing Budget Gap

The High School Commission met in closed session to discuss a $110,000 shortfall for the $7.1 million Taconic High School project. Federal aid is projected at about $440,000 instead of $750,000, prompting plans to seek clarification from state officials and possibly invite local lawmakers to a future meeting.

High School Commission Taconic State Department of Education Roger W

Gas Co Proposes 15 Percent Heat Savings for Courthouse

Berkshire Gas Co. sales rep Michael H. Condron Jr told County Commissioners the courthouse could switch from steam heat supplied by Western Massachusetts Electric to gas heat at about 15 percent savings. Evolving steam costs for 1967-68 ran to $6,746, with gas engineers estimating roughly 14 percent lower costs. The panel will review estimates with oil heat engineers before acting.

Michael H. Condron Jr Berkshire Gas Co Western Mass. Electric Co Condron

Road Discontinuance Sought in Hancock

Hancock officials seek to discontinue a portion of Corey Road to aid an expansion program at Jiminy Peak ski development. John C. Smith Jr, chairman of the Hancock Selectmen, asks if the county has jurisdiction and what steps are required. County Engineer William A. Heaphy will study the matter.

John C. Smith Jr Hancock Selectmen Corey Road Jiminy Peak William A. Heaphy

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Della Giustina American School Health Association Dalton Lillian F, Bernhagen NEW Wilson Umass Brad Berkshire Dalton Ave Allendale Shopping Center Cleaners Hilary J. Sandoval Jr AIC Reading Clifford Honiker Sriggs Ave Beulah Zillig Maplewood Ave North Street Coltsville Berkshire Coca-Cola Bottling Co Merrill Road Shark Mitchell William School Lauri W. Waananen Fire Dept Methodists Elmo F. Young Springfield United Methodist Church Western District Rockridge Laurel Per William H. Duvall New England Concord Gloucester Berkshire Baptist and Pioneer Valley Association McClintock & Craig Young Asbury First United Methodist Church Newton Center Newton Archibald G. Young Springfield Goodwill Industries Mr. Young Violette E. Olson John Peace Corps Kenya Africa George Albion Mich Lakewood Club Wellington Supt James P. Reynolds Commission Walter I. Markham State Division of Vocational Education Douglas A. Chandler Hancock Pittsfield-Lenox Rd Rayvette Mayfair Beauty Salon North St Royal Cleaners Savings Bank Life Insurance Earl Ken Perry C.L.A Berkshire County Savings Bank Park Square Mass
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